The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes159-160Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1948 |
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... hand glasses are bought from a reputable nautical optician ; but to buy them from second hand dealers and pawnbrokers is to incur a definite hazard of disappointment . This does not mean that a bargain cannot be had by a discriminating ...
... hand glasses are bought from a reputable nautical optician ; but to buy them from second hand dealers and pawnbrokers is to incur a definite hazard of disappointment . This does not mean that a bargain cannot be had by a discriminating ...
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... hands in good weather , and using one hand in heavy seas . This demand seems very simple and elementary , but still it is awfully difficult to induce ship- builders to pay attention to this matter and to provide ship bridges with ...
... hands in good weather , and using one hand in heavy seas . This demand seems very simple and elementary , but still it is awfully difficult to induce ship- builders to pay attention to this matter and to provide ship bridges with ...
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... hand " and " left hand " buoys - which is a welcome and beneficial innovation when it is thoroughly understood what is meant by a " left " or " right " hand buoy . At present there seems to be some doubt on the matter . Some seem to ...
... hand " and " left hand " buoys - which is a welcome and beneficial innovation when it is thoroughly understood what is meant by a " left " or " right " hand buoy . At present there seems to be some doubt on the matter . Some seem to ...
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